Clifton Beach, Coastal beach in Victoria, Australia

Clifton Beach is a beach in the Corangamite region of Victoria, Australia, about 600 km southwest of Canberra. It lies on the coast of southeastern Australia, where the climate is temperate: average temperatures range from 5°C in June to 18°C in December, with about 1,088 mm of rain annually.

Clifton Beach lies in the Corangamite region of Victoria, about 600 km southwest of Canberra. The source records no named events, dates or shoreline works for the beach; it documents only its coastal setting and a climate averaging 11 °C, with December highs near 18 °C and June lows near 5 °C.

Clifton Beach lies in the Corangamite region of Victoria, on the coast facing the Southern Ocean about 600 km southwest of Canberra. The source records no Djabugay or other Aboriginal heritage for this beach; that claim belongs to a Queensland beach of the same name. The climate is temperate, averaging 11 °C, with December the warmest month at about 18 °C and June the coolest at about 5 °C.

Tides significantly affect how much sand is visible, so visitors should check tide schedules before planning a beach visit. High tide makes the beach much narrower, while low tide opens up more space to explore.

Clifton Beach lies in the Corangamite region of Victoria, about 600 km southwest of Canberra, and its climate is classed as temperate, averaging 11 °C with December highs near 18 °C and June lows around 5 °C. Rainfall averages 1,088 mm a year, with August the wettest month at 145 mm.